Cook the Book: 'Crescent City Cooking'
etouffe....any kind. yum
Garlic. Hands down. Olive oil comes a close second.
I agree with JerzeeTomato...always add an egg (or two) when baking your stuffing.
We had my daughter's 21st birthday party at Primitivo Osteria. They have a smallish private room in the back. Food is great and prices are moderate. They have a prix fixe dinner in addition to the menu Sunday thru Thursday. We've been back with friends and family several times since. Donna
202 West 14th St
New York, NY 10011
Phone: (212) 255-2060
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gregsmom
Bria
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edina
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jpark107
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Gumbo-I love a spicy gumbo with lots of okra.
Red Beans and rice. No.... Crawfish Etouffee. Wait, wait, no... Jambalaya, made with crawdads, andouille or chaurice, chicken thighs, smoked pork, and gator!
beignets.....ohhh...love them so much! And I'm not sure if this counts but I heart Hubig's pies soooo much.
Eggplant Bijou Teche
fried eggplant/crabmeat/hollandaise
and beignets---lots of beignets
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Squab
piccola
bespo81
tiffanyhulbert
jcpawlik
JillSorenson
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Pennyroyal is from the mint genus and has a very strong spearmint smell. Nepitella, by contrast, is like a minty oregano and tastes amazing with shrimp.
My favorite Italian ingredient is rosemary. I use it in almost every Italian dish I make - I even use the plant's thickest stalks as skewers for roasting shrimp, chicken, beef, and/or potatoes on the barbecue. Next to oregano (or nepitella when I can find it), rosemary is by far my favorite.
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